UNCTAD GLOBAL COMMODITIES FORUM 2013 Recommitting to commodity sector development as an engine of economic growth and poverty reduction
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1 UNCTAD GLOBAL COMMODITIES FORUM 2013 Recommitting to commodity sector development as an engine of economic growth and poverty reduction Room XVIII Palais des Nations Geneva, Switzerland 18 March 2013 Lessons from experience: unlocking farmers potential, enabling entrepreneurs By Mrs. Ruth Rawling, VP Corporate Affairs Europe, Middle East and Africa, Cargill This material has been reproduced in the language and form as it was provided. The views expressed are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of UNCTAD.
2 Lessons from experience: unlocking farmers potential, enabling entrepreneurs Ruth Rawling VP Corporate Affairs Europe, Middle East and Africa UNCTAD Global Commodities Forum 18 March 2013 ( Copyright Cargill, Incorporated All rights reserved.) 0
3 Agenda A word about Cargill The role of the private sector Palm oil smallholders Indonesia Cocoa smallholders Cote d Ivoire Cotton farmers Zambia Grain production Eastern Europe Conclusions: the critical role of the policy framework Copyright Cargill, Incorporated All rights reserved. 1
4 Cargill our company Located in 65 countries 142,000 employees worldwide $134 billion in revenue 2011/12 $1.1 billion in profit 2011/12 2
5 Cargill is composed of 70 businesses organised around four major segments Agricultural We buy, process and distribute grain, oilseeds and other commodities to makers of food and animal nutrition products. We also provide crop and livestock producers with products and services. Food We provide food and beverage manufacturers, foodservice companies and retailers with high-quality ingredients, meat and poultry products, and health-promoting ingredients and ingredient systems. Financial We provide our agricultural, food, financial and energy customers around the world with risk management and financial solutions. Industrial We serve industrial users of energy, salt, starch and steel products. We also develop and market sustainable products made from agricultural feedstocks. 3
6 The role of the private sector The private sector is the delivery mechanism to end hunger and poverty That private sector includes 450 million smallholder farmers and millions of entrepreneurs along the food chain The private sector can only do this with help: help from the right policy framework and the right incentives. The private sector isn t perfect and will not deliver on every societal goal without help from other stakeholders and there will be a need to fill in the gaps. Policy framework is critical And it is not simple: many different policy areas interact : markets and trade, investment policy, property rights, infrastructure physical, educational - price risk management, safety nets.. Copyright Cargill, Incorporated All rights reserved. 4
7 Palm oil Copyright Cargill, Incorporated All rights reserved. 5
8 PT Hindoli South Sumatra, Indonesia Transmigrants from Java Island moved to South Sumatra in late 1980s. Became Hindoli smallholders under PIR-Trans scheme. Oil palm planting occurred between 1991 and ,800 smallholders represented by 17 cooperatives hold 18,000 ha. PT Hindoli Cargill-owned estate of 18,000 ha received Roundtable of Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) certification in 2009 PT Hindoli smallholders 18,000 ha received RSPO certification in August 2010: o o World s first smallholder scheme certified under RSPO s Smallholder Principles & Criteria Joint effort and achievement of Cargill with smallholders 6
9 Sustainable palm oil means sustainable business A smallholder kavling (plot) is their family business. Yield intensification is a precursor to smallholder economic well-being. Sustainability represents longevity and ability to pass the business on to the next generation. Plantation companies and smallholders are both equally responsible for the success of the partnership. 7
10 PT Hindoli Smallholders Average income per farmer 2006: IDR 26,500,000 (about US$ 2,650) In 6 years, their income has gone up by 3 times to over $9,000. Aspects of the policy framework Government taxes palm oil sales tax and export tax a burden but not punitive and it cannot become too uncompetitive vis a vis Malaysia. Exports especially of refined products are encouraged. There have been joint efforts - government/companies - at local level to put the physical (roads/bridges) and educational infrastructure in place We hold the plantation on a long lease 30 years- and there are government requirements about allocation of land to smallholders. Smallholders each hold 2ha land outright. Industry/government discussions ensure smallholders are paid a fair price but it is linked to the world price. Government encourages sustainability certification Original smallholder house Smallholder house Today 8
11 Cocoa. 9
12 Working globally to improve cocoa livelihoods 10
13 The Cargill Cocoa Promise 11
14 Farmer Training Pillar Educated farmers 1. Running programs to increase productivity and yield 2. Expanding capacity in farmer organizations 3. Raising standards through certification 12
15 Farmer Training Promise Delivery Farmer Field Schools: Twice a month 20 to 30 farmers Trained by Anader on GAP, post harvest practices, social and environmental issues Better income through better yield & quality Unique platform for other projects. Certification scheme: Support cooperatives to reach certification (UTZ and RainForest), More efficient and transparent organizations, access to premium. 13
16 Community Support Pillar Strengthen communities 1. Working to promote and protect the rights of children 2. Providing good quality and relevant education 3. Increasing access to health, safety and well being services for families 14
17 Community Support Promise Delivery Care project: Build one infrastructure to increase access to education in one community of each of our partner co-operatives First wave of $725,000 ready to be launched (14 co-operatives.) -ICI project: Develop module and train Anader on child protection to deliver it to 60,000 farmers Project approved. Orphanage: Building of an orphanage in Soubre in partnership with Arla Foods. Co-ops taking over: Co-operatives are using their certification premium to launch their own social projects. 15
18 Farm Development Pillar Enhanced farming 1. Regenerating farmland through access to innovative technology 2. Enhancing biodiversity and conservation in local environments 3. Enabling improved infrastructure and financing 16
19 Farmer Development Promise Delivery Nurseries project: 6,000 plants in 11/12, 1 million in 12/13 In process of defining a project to reach 20 million plants a year with GIZ and CNRA. Yiri+: Partnership with Syngenta Give access to quality insecticides and fungicides to farmers with training Provide tools to help to manage phytosanitary products and certification. Grafting project -> CDC: Using the model of Mars of CDC / CVC within one of our cooperatives, In launching phase. 17
20 Foundation: Farmer Organizations Professional and profitable partners 1. Offer training and management support 2. Train farmers on the role as members 3. Provide equipment and financing Co-operatives Academy: Project to launch a MBA for co-operative managers with Technoserve, In thinking process. 70% coop sourced beans by
21 Results Cote d Ivoire Reaching 60,000 farmers through 1,200 farmer field schools, 87 partner co-operatives certified, 23 in process of being so Training budget 12/13: $3.2 million 45,000 tonnes certified bought in 11/12 80,000 tonnes certified bought in 12/13 YTD. Premium to co-operatives: $7 million 11/12, $15 million 12/13 Enabling framework:. 19
22 Historic Look: Farm gate price in origin countries (November 2006) EUR/Mt 1,200 1, Côte d Ivoire Ghana Cameroon Nigeria Brazil Indonesia 20
23 Historic Look: Beans from farmer to Terminal market (November 2006) 1, Terminal market 1, Ocean freight and handling Taxes Usinage and FOB costs Costs from farm to exporter warehouse 464 Farmer price 200 Côte d Ivoire Cameroon Ghana
24 Cotton Copyright Cargill, Incorporated All rights reserved. 22
25 Gender focused approach: Cargill Cotton Women s Clubs Over 500 Cargill Cotton Women s clubs are helping more women farmers access training and extension services Cargill works with 32,000 female farmers, which is 32% of total farmer numbers up from 25% in 2011 Copyright Cargill, Incorporated All rights reserved. 23
26 Grains Copyright Cargill, Incorporated All rights reserved. 24
27 The Ag horizons model for farmers in Eastern Europe and elsewhere Our own success in sourcing grain for our customers depends on the ability of farmers to run a thriving and prosperous business and produce the grain. We help farmers in several countries US, South Africa, Romania, Hungary, Ukraine Provide agronomic advice Provide inputs such as seeds, fertilizers, crop protection chemicals to improve quality and yield of crops Offer pre financing and prompt payment Provide customised marketing plans and financial risk management tools Provide information on the global market outlook 25
28 Conclusions: the right policy framework, implemented Holistic policy framework: transparent, ethical, gender-appropriate Needs to cover markets, trade, infrastructure, investment policy, property rights, safety nets, price risk management, education and training, farmer organisations. Hold back on taxes on farm prices and use taxation funds to build capacity Price risk management and safety nets essential and hard to do The right framework helps achieve scale: taking farmers from $2 to $20 a day Economic impact assessments farm income, community impact etc. We would welcome help to do this we don t have the expertise to gather the data. Copyright Cargill, Incorporated All rights reserved. 26
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